A/C is switched in spring and fall and cannot control the temperature so it is too hot and sweaty in the fall and sometimes winter and spring.

Pros:
Feel very safe inside, walking to/from, walking outside building.
The closest you can get to campus.
Nice, very spacious apartment. Nice hardwood floors.
Conveniently close to downtown and restaurants, including whole foods if need quick groceries.
Management is nice and quick to reply emails.

Cons:
Utilities are incredibly expensive. I have never heard of anything like this. You are charged you a flat fee (can be up to if not more than $150) for just AC/heat based on your square footage, not your use. You still have to set up electricity separately for the rest.
No in-unit laundry but laundry rooms on every floor. Laundry costs add up but consistent with other apartment complexes ($2-2.25 per wash/dry). Also, inconvenient that you can't reload laundry card through the app - have to use cash and caps you at how much you can load at a time.
Appliances are relatively updated but not the best.
Limited temperature control (heating/cooling turned off during off season, only low/med/high options).
Walls are pretty thin. Can hear tv/podcasts from hallway, people talking from apartment next door.

A great value apartment— only a 15 minute walk from the hub and spacious. Small gym in the building, and an outdoor pool and grill area that is great for summer.

The apartment has a nice pool area, an office space to work and print, and is in a phenomenal location. It’s a mix of some grad students, undergrads, and older families so it’s quiet. Quick walk to campus and the places you need in downtown Evanston

Nice apartment with great view, but appliances are old with many problems

Very spacious and modern, near restaurants, near Global hub and commute stops.

This place has been a great home base for Kellogg. Space is much bigger than the average Evanston apartments for comparable price. My unit has an outdoor space which I love. Some finishes are out of date, but still nice!

biggest advantage is close to campus

Good thing: Evanston Place has a good location, which is 12 mins walk to the MFC building. They allow pets(with fees), and they just newly constructed.
Bad thing: The overpriced rent, small gym(couple running machines), prolonged response from the office(bad management). The apartments facing Chicago Ave. is terrible because not much sun received and the extreme noise level (whole night).

The location is what convinced us and it has been very practical to be so close to the university, everyday shopping and social gatherings. The renovated apartments are very nice and we have only had minor maintenance issues so far, but do not expect everything to be new. It is expensive, there is no way around that. I look out towards the lake every time I remember how much we are paying to feel better about it.

Bike racks are always crowded and they have not delivered on their promise to remove unused bikes. Cannot talk about the amenities because I have only used the tech room (always freezing).